Sienna Miller Laughs Off Love Speculation

SIENNA MILLER LAUGHS OFF LOVE SPECULATION
Sienna Miller finds suggestions she dumped Jude Law for a co-star ''laughable.''

The 29-year-old actress - who called time on her 13-month relationship with the "Alfie" star in January - insists the split was "amicable and mutual," and slammed recent rumors she is dating Joe Armstrong, who she stars with in London stage production "Flare Path," as "ridiculous."

She said: "I'm single! Poor Joe is like, 'What's going on?' We all find it ridiculous and laughable. I do feel very picked apart by it."

"When two people have separated and have both stated that it's amicable and mutual yet, regardless of that ? it's not a nice feeling to have people talk about you behind your back and for it not to be true and for you not to be able to retaliate."

However, the "Edge of Love" star - who first dumped Jude in July 2005 after it was revealed he has been having an affair with his children's nanny Daisy Wright - admitted it is "human instinct" to be selfish in relationships.

Sienna added to Time Out magazine: "I think there's a human instinct to be selfish, especially in matters of the heart."

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Jude Law and Sienna Miller Break Up (Again)

File this one under the "we kind of forgot they were still dating" category: Jude Law and Sienna Miller have ended their on-again, off-again relationship, according to PEOPLE magazine.

Law and Miller, who met on the set of 'Alfie,' got engaged on Christmas Day 2004; but after Law admitted to an affair with his nanny, Daisy Wright ("He is a great lover and knows how to satisfy a woman," she told the Daily Mirror), the pair broke off their engagement in 2006.

The couple reunited in the fall of 2009, shortly after Law fathered his fourth child, with model Samantha Burke. (Law has three children with ex-wife Sadie Frost. Keep up, people!) As proof of his newfound devotion and fidelity to Miller, Law bought her a grand piano with a sapphire-diamond ring inside.

Law and Miller are said to remain "good friends" despite their breakup; as a friend told PEOPLE, "It was an entirely an end-of-the relationship decision. It had run its course."

No word on who gets to retain custody of the grand piano.

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